Holy Name High School - Namer Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Rev. Iames E. Hughes Clarence E Elwell la CA 2l 5 Rev. Albert Karper an 61 nizfiencld Rev. M. Willard McMahon Rt. Rev. Monsignor Rev. Francis Osborne my we

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Sister Fr cis Anna, S.C. ncipal of Holy High School Page 8 A NEW' CITY, a strange school, and llOO new faces were awaiting HN's Hbranol new principal, Sister Francis Anna, last September. Sister, however, defying the old adage that the first year is always the hardest, stepped right in and assumed the supervision of Cleveland's largest co-educational school tor Catholic stu- dents. ,- By introducing many novel and interesting ideas regarding activities and discipline, and by working unswervngly to uphold Christian ideals, she has made the nine months happy and memorable, due to her ability to meet all situations with justice, sympathy and a spark- ling smile.

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HERE'S AN ORCHID FOR YOU, SISTERS! f in ff 'X CBN 1,1 ww .,HDl?E?i!HA g5'Ifgg??F???E1j ,rf 'gf' Big X! ff ,A f i W it ft ' ' .. I t l - - A W fi I it i l i' if , fy y ff 7 l E522 V , , t X N 'S-S W y i Z, . A t VL l l 'J 1' ' is t ll I ',, ta ABGELY RESPONSIBLE for the precious heritage ot Namers, are Mother Seton's Sis- ters oi Charity from Cincinnati, who through un- ending patience, understanding, and a heroic degree oi charity, transmit the four B's tread- ing, 'riting, 'rithmetic and religionj to suc- ceeding generations on the Broadway Campus. Besides their regular duties, the Sisters al- ways have a smile or extra bit of advice for those in need, and are ready to share our sor- rows and joys and keep our secrets. Composing one of the most experienced statts in the city, HN's Sisters are understanding guides, wise with the wisdom ot the Spirit, who never tail to encourage us, scold us, teach us, love us and most important, pray for usl Although their day is long and hard, they al- ways iind time to laugh at our jokes or smile at our enthusiasms. A shining example of virtue and cheeriulness are Little Davids Sisters. tudents as well as Sisters eagerly await the construction of the new HN convent which will replace the familiar convent originally built as a farm house. Pic- tured below is the architect's plan tor the new home to be built tor the 29 high school Sisters. Because ot steel shortage it cannot be said when the work will be- gin, although Monsignor McDonough hopes to start construction in luly. 1 : u5.JNT:5 l f' 'ff' SX 0 .. lf' n-. -' X 1 . X li , ,'1l'e' X 'ls 5' -S E ,f, W 5? JV ff 5 42 Ill n.: 7'i y M S .-3: i E , -L- ' .,f 1fp ?1,, , 4 if 3 ti :aa ts JZ: ,l - nt' fo' Bfwl m Ill sell- f - ' -. :Q,'.t .zxvwi Ill 5-:fi i S ef-ff, fa 1 '13 Qfea-4 2-5 'lf A i f f -f :::f1?:E:5'f-an ,,::. , f ,N ,-'.,,,,.h,.:.fM.,-k W 'gf - -.1.. ' ' ' ' ' 1' r gige2f5i.Q5- J. .. .w t-'f.' '. Page lO